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Given:

  • The product of two numbers is (-9/16).
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To find: The other number.

Answer:

Let's assume the unknown number to be 'x'.

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× = (-9/16) ÷ (-4/15)

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The question is incomplete as it didn't state what we are to determine from the information given.

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Amount of strawberries on 2nd day = 2/3 of the amount picked 1st day

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